During Tuesday’s plenary session chaired by Mr Thomas Tayebwa , directed a special arrangements for the 134 year old to be transported from Fort Portal City to Parliament to pay tribute to the oldest living Ugandan citizen in a heartfelt recognition of their remarkable longevity.
In a special ceremony, Parliament will honor the oldest Ugandan resident identified as Ms Lucy Kahubire acknowledging her impressive lifespan and contributions to the nation.
This tribute serves as a testament to the individual’s enduring presence and the wisdom they have amassed over the years.
Meanwhile the directive by the deputy speaker followed a statement from the minister of state for Gender in charge of elderly affairs, Mr Dominic Gidudu informing parliament on the celebrations of International day for older persons held in Kyegeggwa district on October 1.
Meanwhile the forthcoming parliamentary event aims to celebrate the unique milestone achieved by this remarkable individual. It symbolizes the nation’s appreciation for their resilience, strength, and invaluable experiences that have witnessed Uganda’s transformation throughout history.
As the nation’s representatives gather to pay homage, the ceremony will serve as an opportunity to highlight the wisdom and insights that can be gained from the oldest Ugandan citizen.
Their life story will be shared, offering a valuable perspective on the country’s past, present, and future aspirations. The parliamentary tribute underscores the importance of honoring and cherishing the elderly members of society, who serve as living connections to our shared heritage.
Their presence reminds us of the lessons learned from the past and the need to preserve our cultural heritage for future generations. Parliament is poised to extend a heartfelt tribute to the oldest living Ugandan citizen, acknowledging their remarkable journey and contributions to the nation.
This ceremony not only recognizes their longevity but also highlights the significance of valuing and learning from the wisdom of our elders.